I just had to bring these ladies back for a joint episode and when you listen to it you will understand why. Jessica Reed is a writer, youth educator, and proud ice cream lover from Detroit, Michigan. She first appeared in episode 4.Jennifer Tomlinson is a college Professor of African American Studies and Interim Dean of Learning Support. She first appeared in episode 6.
In this episode we discussed: 

The definitions of colorist, elitism, and classism.

How colorism, elitism, classism as being a trauma response in Black Cultures.

The difference between a generalization and a stereotype and how adding stereotypes to a generalization is where it becomes problematic. 

Learning and understanding history in order to move forward.  

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Bridge to U focuses on diversity, inclusion and understanding for black cultures.
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